Master's DegreeStrategic communication

This course prepares students to assist decision-makers in business, politics, the civil service or NGOs who seek to increase their influence in today’s society. We aim to train experts in communication who can intervene at a strategic level in a wide variety of professional contexts. Communication skills are essential if decision-makers are to be effective in a context where economic intelligence has become a power issue, where suspicion of companies and politicians is increasing and where crises are a tangible and genuine risk.

This course seeks to attract students who want to become expert advisors in communication, alert to what is happening in the world around them, to the economic, social, cultural and media issues in today’s society.

Students will develop knowledge and skills in internal and external communication, learning advanced computer skills and sophisticated marketing methods.

The course will enable students to keep up to date with current practices and provide the ethical awareness needed by those who are destined to take responsibility for influencing others.

Language of instruction: French

Academic calendar: Fall semester from mid-September to Christmas, Spring semester from mid-January to mid-May

Approximately 500 teaching hours per year